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Friday, February 15, 2008

StarDucks: Steampunk Duck Update

Update (Monday, February 18, 2008): This small prev below just came in from the racing team. Together with the news that their mechanicians will recreate some pieces of the original design in the flesh. Wow. Imagineering!


Steampunk Duck Racer Volvo 122 S

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Alright, here are the previously posted pieces:





These are some work in progress sheets and the finished designs for the Volvo 122 racer, I've completed recently. BTW: I dedicate this post to Volvo-fanatic Brian Anderson ;)
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10 comments:

  1. bog_artSaturday, February 16, 2008

    It is amazing how I am amazed every single time I visit your blog.. did you use more visual referents for this job??..

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  2. Florian SatzingerSaturday, February 16, 2008

    Thanks, Bog! I used an old alarm-clock for reference :)

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  3. Todd HarrisSaturday, February 16, 2008

    amazing blog, this is incredible work. really like your character design.

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  4. flavianoSaturday, February 16, 2008

    holy cow! you are a crazy engineer.
    and the devil rascal below looks great, you really exploit the entire painting board. needs some series like Picasso, blu period, red period, heheh ;)

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  5. DJ ZutkovicSunday, February 17, 2008

    Fantastic work! I like your art style!! Very cool!

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  6. Cadu RosenfeldSunday, February 17, 2008

    Your work is amazing! Your style is very cool!

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  7. Simon ScalesWednesday, February 20, 2008

    WOW Florian....this is Awesome!!! What a fun project to work on!!!

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  8. Richard GainesWednesday, February 20, 2008

    I love the finished product! This ought to look awesome on the car! Who commissioned this piece?

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  9. [Moth]Wednesday, February 20, 2008

    I use to visit your blog, but never made comments before... (I though it was time to start writing comments in the blogs I visit almost everyday)

    Just wanted to say the life, flow and expression in your drawings really amaze me!!

    Cheers from Spain!

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  10. Ryan WoodTuesday, March 04, 2008

    That is unbelievably AWESOME! I want one. Or at least a small replica maybe?

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